Why do Scientist think there's a secret planet behind the sun?

Is it life of foreigners, there's a possibility that live in the secret of the planet behind the right of the sun?

It is, we're clear that that does not explore the universe, I do not know about most of our planet in the solar system. Jupiter was discovered in 1845, it was in before 274 years. This is not it is LONG. Please make sure whether it is a star. This makes me angry that the scientist does not send a plane to the 1st. Check whether there are aliens hiding behind it: it might be a planet and 2.

We will think about this. Where do you think that came from where the technology for building a car? Do you think where the iPhone came from where? Do you think the man just came up with the feces of cattle? No!

Where Putin and whether Pope I think going to the conversation? Vatican does not exist - Have you seen it until now?

Scientists are dumb like that! This is, for example, is the cow dung

What? No scientists think there are secret planets behind the sun, the earth rotates around the sun every year so we know that nothing's there.

I think I just lost 20 IQ points reading that tripe, and I'm still significantly smarter than you.

The idea of a planet hidden behind the Sun goes back to Pythagoras in the sixth century BC, but has been known to be impossible since the work of LaGrange in the 1770s.
Jupiter is visible to the unaided eye, and in fact is normally brighter than any planet except Venus, so it was well known in ancient times.

Apparently English is not your best language plus I think you are trolling. Almost no main stream scientists agree with anything you just typed.

As everything in this question is complete nonsense, it is not worth saying any more about it.

I think there's a secret planet behind the moon where gortex comes from. Your heard it here first.

<Why do Scientist think there's a secret planet behind the sun?> Not a competent scientist alive believes that. For one thing, we can *see* behind the Sun, plus we would detect orbital perturbations in Mercury and Venus if there were a gravitational body opposite Earth. So we know for a fact there's none.
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If I though you were serious I'd address your many other erroneous points, but clearly you're not.
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